"Are we meeting clients with what they need, when, where and how they need it?” These are the central questions guiding Chief Quality Officer Tolu Thomas, MSN, RN.
Masks are still required in all Health Care for the Homeless clinics and other health care buildings. Find COVID-19 updates here.
01.08.20
Join fellow staff members at the annual National Health Care For the Homeless Council Conference & Policy Symposium on May 11-14 in Phoenix, AZ. The theme for 2020 is EQuality = Equality + Quality—emphasizing the importance of coordinated and comprehensive health care in successfully ending homelessness.
Five of your coworkers will be leading the way and presenting this year!
Lawanda Williams, Director of Housing Services (joined by Carrie Craig from the Colorado Coalition for the Homeless):
Deirdre Hoey, Behavioral Health Therapist:
Regina Reed, National Health Policy Organizer:
Barbara DiPietro, Senior Director of Policy:
Katherine Cavanaugh, National Consumer Advocate:
Even if you aren't presenting, there are plenty of reasons to attend! You can use your professional development (PD) funds to cover some of the costs for the event. Before moving forward with registering for the conference, talk it through with your supervisor and be sure you understand your PD benefit. Submit the professional development request form, check request and registration information to get the process started. Please note that staff are responsible for any expenses above and beyond PD funds.
"I learned a lot about the work happening in my own state! It was a rewarding and memorable experience," MAT Expansion Project Manager, Erica Frasca encourages. "Everyone should experience it."
For more reasons to register, read other staff members' reflections about last year’s conference here.
"Are we meeting clients with what they need, when, where and how they need it?” These are the central questions guiding Chief Quality Officer Tolu Thomas, MSN, RN.
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